А. Covalent bonding is characterized by which of the following: Group of answer choices Coulombic attraction bonding forces Electron transfer Sharing electrons A large difference in electronegativity В. bonds are responsible for binding atoms together within the chain of a polymer molecule, while bonds bind the different chains of molecules. Group of answer choices covalent, secondary ionic covalent

А. Covalent bonding is characterized by which of the following: Group of answer choices Coulombic attraction bonding forces Electron transfer Sharing electrons A large difference in electronegativity В. bonds are responsible for binding atoms together within the chain of a polymer molecule, while bonds bind the different chains of molecules. Group of answer choices covalent, secondary ionic covalent

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Chapter7: Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure

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